Sentence examples for increases in browsers of from inspiring English sources

Both websites had seen month-on-month increases in browsers of about 5% in February, even as all the other UK national newspaper websites saw uniques fall.

Mirror Group Digital, the Trinity Mirror website network that includes 3am.co.uk and MirrorFootball.co.uk, saw double-digit month-on-month increases in daily online browsers and monthly online browsers – to 882,972 and 19,092,360 respectively.

If you'll allow me a short moment of un-British exuberance: we have seen a 75% increase in unique browsers year-on-year; some days our traffic is 100% over what it was a year ago, against already a high figure.

Ketcher uses SVG to achieve the best quality of in-browser chemical structure rendering.

The degree of attrition in browsers is reflected by a high bearing ratio (RTp).

The dip means the Mirror national titles have regained their online lead over the Telegraph, with an average of 4.3 million unique browsers during June despite seeing a 1.8% fall in browsers.. theguardian.com increased its online audience by more than 3% to just under 7.8 million, while Mail Online slipped slightly by 1.8% to 13.6 million.

In the last 12 months, the Guardian has grown its global traffic by 24%, reaching 105 million monthly unique browsers (ABC Digital Audit, July 2014), and has reported an increase in digital revenues of 25% to £70m ($117.5m) in the last financial year.

The Body Browser works only in browsers that support WebGL, a new 3-D graphics tool that is appearing in the latest versions of popular browsers like Chrome 9 Beta from Google and Firefox 4 Beta.

Increased network speeds and improvements in browser technology have raised the standards of 'acceptable' website performance.

Results are presented in the genome browser of the Interactive Bovine In Silico SNP (IBISS) database.

Man-in-the-Browser: One of the world's most insidious types of MiTM is the man-in-the-browser, also known as a banking Trojan.